My Two Little Angels
Meera clutched her phone, scrolling through photos of her daughters at Srivilliputhur temple. Their gold bangles caught the morning light as they performed their first puja. She shared the moment, watching reactions flood in—friends from Srirangam, cousins abroad, old schoolmates. The comments felt like a warm embrace. Her mother had performed this same ritual decades ago in these sacred halls. Now, through this invisible network, generations connected across distance. Money couldn't measure what she felt witnessing her angels inherit this legacy. Their heritage flowed through their small hands, through shared stories, through the invisible threads binding community together.
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